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Hurdles removed: OGDCL bond sale back on track
With the Greek economic crisis resolved, bonds can be sold by July 15: Privatisation Commission.
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Forex reserves hit all-time high of $18.25b
Loans from World Bank, ADB push reserves to new high.
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Innovation: Lahore bourse takes steps to attract investors
LSE to reach out to first-time investors to take appropriate decisions on upcoming initial public offerings.
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Warning: Pesticide makers threaten strike against harassment
Manufacturers and dealers threaten to shut down factories if harassment of manufacturers and dealers does not end.
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CCP fines association Rs50m for cooking oil price manipulation
Association fixed prices of cooking oil in violation of law.
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Beyond phone services: Telenor seeks growth through diverse revenue streams
CEO Jon Fredrik Baksaas says the firm is committed to its Pakistan subsidiary.
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Oil sales fall 3% in fiscal 2011
PSO loses ground; Shell and Attock pick up the pieces.
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Truckers’ conflict hits Wagah border trade
Trade to normalise today as Indian administration intervenes.
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Agility likely to wrap up local operations
Negotiations between PaCCS developer and FBR remain stalled.
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Gas crisis to be resolved with imports from Iran
Chamber representatives brief Senate members about their woes.
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Initial public offering: Analysts rate Engro Foods a ‘long-term buy’
Sceptics warn of high premium, optimists point to strong revenue growth.
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Budget deficit at 5.3 per cent in 2010-11
Deficit widened as expected CSF money did not come.
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‘A scam in the making’: PTA directed to be vigilant of long distance operators
PAC body wants telecom regulator to recover outstanding dues of Rs41b.
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Facebook unveils Skype video calling
Social networking site announces Skype powered video calling along with improved group chat functions.
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Index falls as investors prefer the sidelines
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 43 points.
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Career Guide: Assistant Manager Marketing Services
A day in the life of Obaid — an Assistant Manager Marketing Services at a local company.
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iPhone passes Blackberry in US: comScore
The iPhone's share of US mobile subscribers rose to 8.7 per cent in the three months.
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Pakistan Int’l Container Terminal: Right issue may be the outcome of meeting
Capital needed to fund new dirty bulk terminal: report.
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Rubber and tyre scrap: NTC to hold hearing on duty exemption
Rising energy costs have made put local cement exporters in uncompetitive.
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Agriculture: Pakistan seeks Chinese technology
TDAP to setup a pavillion at the Eurasia Expo.
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First logistics and procurement cell launched
Cell will improve availability of health products: USAID.
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Middle market race: Meezan Bank outgrows niche player status
Bank remains wedded to Islamic heritage, but focuses on competing as a full-service bank.
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Farewell to a fine Pakistani, Vasim Aon Jafarey
Jafarey was among one of the first batch of civil servants of Pakistan.
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Fiscal 2011 review: Commodity exchange grows seven-fold
Topples Karachi Stock Exchange in total trade value during last quarter.
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Facilitator or obstacle: Pakistan, Sri Lanka to review free trade agreement
Trade volume much below than desired level of $2b by 2012.
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CNG stations to remain closed for two days next week
SSGC to cut supply to KESC as well, asks industries to reduce consumption.
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Market watch: Stock market firms to five-and-a-half-month high
Benchmark 100-share index gains 16 points.
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Technology transfer: Marketing companies propose furnace oil blending
Plan likely to lead to saving of $27 million in oil imports.
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Chain reaction: PTA margins fall to 18-month low
The decline in margins will take a toll on Lotte Pakistan PTA: report.
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Ministerial-level talks: Pakistan, Sri Lanka discuss bilateral trade
Lowering tariffs and starting direct shipping service discussed.
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Rains to have salutary impact on crops
Monsoon to boost production and save expenses.
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Another setback: Government postpones bond float indefinitely
Expert seeks explanation for wasting millions of dollars.
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Post-refund audit of Rs93b to start
FBR convenes 4th Chief Commissioners Conference on July 23.
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Dealers: Industry being driven towards collapse
Business tycoons and high government officials sabotaging the CNG industry.
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Norwegian firm to set up 500MW wind power project
Govt to offer incentives for setting up wind mills by 2012.
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Market watch: Bourse climbs to five-month high
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 76 points.
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CNG price to be increased to 60% of petrol
Government, filling station owners agree on 12 per cent increase in prices.
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Govt faces difficulties in containing fiscal deficit
SBP's third quarterly report reveals the widening gap between revenue and expenditure.
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No free lunch: Welfare by the people for the people
The government needs to cut down on handouts.
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Talking business
Issue is the dispute between Engro Vopak Terminal Ltd and Lotte PPTA over the use of a chemicals jetty at Port Qasim
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A slow death: Energy crisis leaves Pakistan textiles in tatters
Once cotton kings, Pakistan now risks damaging its biggest contributor to export earnings.
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The bike shed effect
One gets the feeling our leaders have a bad case of the bike shed effect.
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KSE, not as impressive as it looks: Numbers don’t lie, or do they?
With 29% growth, the Karachi bourse seems like an ideal place for investment, but all is not as rosy as it appears.
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The week in focus
Is the country taking steps to gain a wider foothold in international markets by strengthening its competitiveness?
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Evolution from cost centres to revenue centre
If one can make money and help customers, so be it.
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Hydroelectricity projects: ADB agrees to provide $6b for Diamer-Bhasha dam
The bank may urge Pakistan to impose tax on water to be used for irrigation.
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Power sector efficiency: Spending $310 million to worsen performance
State-owned companies lose efficiency despite World Bank funding, unlikely to meet targets.
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Chicken prices skyrocket to Rs220/kg
Hot weather reduces life expectancy of chickens, resulting in decrease in supply.
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Sri Lanka-Pakistan: Free trade deal to increase exchange of goods
A delegation from Sri Lanka, led by trade minister Rishad Bathiudeen is due in Islamabad on Monday.
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Insects attack cotton crop in south Punjab
Pests thrive during ongoing rains and humidity.

















































